Sentence examples for calculated delivery from inspiring English sources
The moment is a naked play for pathos, but resistance is futile in the face of Wisdom's precisely calculated delivery, as when he drops, for the space of two or three bars, from a singing to a speaking voice to convey the personal dimension of his declaration.
Sleep better after a visit to fedex.com or ups.com, both of which have online tools to calculate delivery times and to arrange pickups.
Analytical results use Eq. (6) to calculate delivery probability.
The time shift is due to the analytical model calculates delivery probability for the bundles which have not been delivered whereas the simulation model calculates the delivery probability based on the number of delivered bundles and number of generated bundles.
We restricted our analyses to women aged 16-45 athehe time of delivery who had continuous insurance coverage during pregnancy (calculated as delivery date minus 40 weeks) plus two weeks after delivery to capture the diagnosis codes for hypertensive disorders in pregnancy, the outcomes of interest.
Study Design: Complication rates were calculated by delivery mode, as follows: planned cesarean delivery performed without labor or rupture of membranes, other cesarean delivery performed after labor or rupture of membranes, or vaginal delivery.
We calculated oxygen delivery (DO2) from CO x Hb x 1.34 ml oxygen per gram of Hb, since Hb was 100%% saturated at a PO2 of ~400 mmHg.
We identified three potential designs for the supply chain and the required logistics, and then we calculated the delivery cost of forest biomass for each option in our case study.
We measured intra-abdominal (bladder) pressure, functional residual capacity, cardiac output, haemoglobin and oxygen saturation, and calculated oxygen delivery.
Calculated oxygen delivery differences between groups almost reached statistical significance at the end of surgery (767 versus 647 ml/m/minute, p = 0.07).
Over the study period, calculated oxygen delivery was maintained above a critical threshold of 330 ml/minute/m2 in anesthetized humans, as reported by Shibutani and colleagues [ 21].
